What
is threading?
How does threading work?
How long before hair returns after threading?
How does threading affect the skin?
Where can I find cosmeticians skilled in threading?
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What is threading?
Threading is an ancient method of hair removal still used in many countries
in the Middle East as well as India and Pakistan. It is used to give clean
lines and good shape to the eyebrows and also remove hair from the upper
lip and other facial areas.
How does threading work?
100% cotton thread is twisted and rolled along the surface of the skin
entwining the hair in the thread which is then lifted out from the follicle.
How long before hair returns after threading?
About the same as with tweezing, anywhere between 3 and 8 weeks.
How does threading affect the skin?
The effects of threading are less than with other hair removal methods
such as tweezing, waxing or sugaring. The skin may get a little red and
sore but only a slight pinch is felt as a relatively large area is covered
each time.
Unlike waxing or the use of depilatories, irritation and skin rashes
are avoided with threading as the top layer of dead skin is not stripped
off in the process.
Where can I find cosmeticians skilled in threading?
Check your local Yellow Pages and look for beauty parlors in areas settled
by people from the Indian subcontinent or Middle East as threading is
still commonly used in these countries.
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